Sentence examples for is increasingly embedded from inspiring English sources

It is a complex issue and there is a lot of information in the media and from those with vested interests presenting themselves as experts, so it's important it is increasingly embedded throughout the curriculum rather than being quietly pushed out".

When software is increasingly embedded and ubiquitous, people connect ever more with systems and with each other on many different levels (socio-tech-economic-environmental).

Still, barely a decade after our drone wars began, dreams of Terminator-esque efficiency and technological perfection are all but dead, even if the drone itself is increasingly embedded in our world.

We've seen how the impacts of consumption are increasingly embedded along complex supply chains that stretch for thousands of miles across continents and oceans, defying economic, cultural or ecological boundaries.

In the Southeastern USA, planted pine forests are increasingly embedded in a matrix of urban and/or agricultural land.

The notion of using 'natural boundaries' to administer land and marine environments is gaining traction: a legislative study conducted upon Australian jurisdictions confirms these boundaries are being increasingly embedded into administration systems.

Telehealth is being increasingly embedded within the English National Health Service (NHS) [ 13].

35 Standardised formats (eg, checklists), digital patient files and other IT solutions were also viewed as helpful and are increasingly embedded in daily practice.